Pre-submission scrubbing
Automated and manual checks against payer-specific edits, required fields and formatting rules.

Claims submission
A claim that reaches the payer with an error costs days. Our submission service runs rule-based scrubbing against payer edits before filing, confirms clearinghouse acceptance after filing, and corrects rejections quickly so claims keep moving toward adjudication.
Automated and manual checks against payer-specific edits, required fields and formatting rules.
Claims transmitted in each payer's required format through your clearinghouse.
Clearinghouse and payer acceptance reports reviewed so no claim is assumed received.
Front-end rejections corrected and refiled quickly, with the cause documented.
Submission batches monitored end to end so a failed batch does not sit unnoticed.
More claims are accepted on first pass and adjudicate without rework.
Fewer rejection round-trips means fewer days waiting on payment.
Every submission is reconciled against an acknowledgement.
You learn which fields, payers and workflows generate rejections.
Completed claims are queued for validation after charge entry and coding.
Payer edits, required data and formatting rules are applied and failures held back.
Validated claims are filed electronically in the payer's required format.
Acknowledgements are matched to submissions and rejections are worked immediately.
Scrubbing is a validation pass that checks a claim against payer rules, required fields and formatting before submission, so avoidable errors are fixed first.
A rejection is a claim refused before adjudication, usually for data or format issues. A denial is an adjudicated decision not to pay, which is handled through denial management and appeals.
Yes. We work through the clearinghouse and practice management system your practice already uses.
Tell us about your practice, payers and current workflow. We typically respond within 1 business day.
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